MongoDb Pagination is a library to handle pagination data using MongoDb
this module supports and is tested against:
- mongodb 3+ - lastest
- server/client side rendering
- multiple aggregation/join
- multiple fields search value
- multiple filter fields
- pagination / response in datatable format
- able to use any Methods
(POST,GET, etc)
,
This module is using async
function and the query is using query aggregation()
npm install mongodb-pagination
buildPagination: async (
mongoConfig,
payload,
fieldToSearch,
projection,
aggregate) {
......
}
-
Is an
Object
and it'srequired
.mongoConfig
must contains keysclient
and the maincollectionName
. This is used to declaremongodb client connection
as injection.example:
const mongoConfig = { client: client.db('databaseName'), collection: 'user' };
-
the availabe parameters for payload and those are optional:
sortBy
asstring
, default =updatedAt
sortType
asnumber|string
||asc|1|desc|-1
, default =1
search
asstring
, default =null
page
asnumber
, default =1
size
asnumber
, default =10
filter
asarray
, Array<Array[[field, value, operator]]>
filter
is used to filtering the data comparing to the value from main collection. Use the mongo operator without$
.filter
andsearch
also can combined.Noted that if there is no User's query, then set it to be
null
.If
payload === null
, then it will use default belowpayload : { sort: { updatedAt: 1 }, search: null, page: 1, size: 10, filter: [] }
The
payload.search
is used to search(%s%
) within the fields of fieldSearch.This module allows us to use POST,GET, etc. So it can be used depending on which one you are comfortable using.
Note: i suggest to use
GET
method for best practice.example input:
const payload = { sortBy: 'first_name', sortType: 'desc', search: 'my first_name', filter: [[ "email","mrbontor@gmail.com", 'eq']] page: 2, size: 2 };
-
Is an
Array
and it'soptional
.fieldSearch
is used tosearch
on any string inpayload.search
Because this module is used to handle data pagination and as datatable in the client's side, there must be an available field(s) that can be found
There will be a shortage if
fieldsearch
is notprovided
, which is this module will doonce
query withfind().limit(1)
first, then the query results will be set to be data default for fieldSearch and projectionThat is used to get all fields on the collection. Please consider to provide fieldSearch and projection, it will also
increase
thequery performance
because we will only doonce
query
.ex. meaning: I only want this fields
first_name
,last_name
,email
to besearchable
, then put them like in example below.example:
const fieldSearch = ['first_name', 'last_name', 'email'];
-
Is an
Object
and it'soptional
.projection
is used tofilter/hide
the output from parentcollection
.Please consider as i mention above to provide this
parameter
- if there is no filtering field(s), set it to be `null`. - if there are fields that need to be `hiddden`, then put them to be `readable`.
ex. meaning: assumes that there is password field and it shouldn't be in the output query
const projection = { first_name: 1, last_name: 1, email: 1 };
-
Is an
Object
to dojoin
/relationship
of thecollections
.ex: meaning: the collection user need to provide user's country and the user's city where in collection user have fields like :
user collection
{ "firstName": "mrbontor", "email": "mrbontor@gmail.com", "countryId": "63e3d2f3...", //ObjectID || string "cityId": "63e3d2f3..." //ObjectID || string }
then:
const aggregation = [ { collectionName: 'country', uniqueId: 'countryId' }, { collectionName: 'city', uniqueId: 'cityId' } ];
New Feature on v1.1.1 now its able to filter/search data in sub collections.
You only need to add new keys (
subSearch
andfieldToSearch
) in paramater aggregation, the config will be like:const aggregation = [ { collectionName: 'country', uniqueId: 'countryId', subSearch: 'country name', fieldToSearch: ['name'] // field name country }, { collectionName: 'city', uniqueId: 'cityId', subSearch: 'country name', fieldToSearch: ['name'] // field name city } ];
Note: even though the field
countryId
andcityId
are not provided in the projection, the filtering/search will be also works.New Feature on v1.2.1 now its able to use projection in sub collections. the format value for projection following the mongodb or use an array instead.
Noted: its recommended to use
projection
while using sub collection to enhance the perfomance of the queryconst aggregation = [ { collectionName: 'country', uniqueId: 'countryId', subSearch: 'country name', fieldToSearch: ['name'] // field name country projection: {name: 1, city: 1} // or ['name', 'city'] }, ... ]
there is an example in folder example, please check README for more detail.
const mongoPagination = require('mongodb-pagination');
//prepare configuration
const mongoConfig = {
client: client.getDb().db(),
collection: 'user'
};
//setup payload
const payload = { sortBy: 'first_name' };
//setup searchable fields
const fieldSearch = ['first_name', 'last_name', 'email', 'gender', 'countryId', 'status'];
//setup projection
const projection = { first_name: 1, last_name: 1, email: 1, gender: 1, countryId: 1, status: 1 };
//setup aggregation
const aggregation = [
{
collectionName: 'country',
uniqueId: 'countryId'
}
];
//execute
const pagination = await mongoPagination.buildPagination(mongoConfig, payload, fieldSearch, projection, aggregation);
return pagination;
{
"sort": { "first_name": "ASC" },
"page": 1,
"size": 10,
"totalRecord": 0,
"totalPage": 0,
"data": [{...}]
}
{
"sort": { "updatedAt": "ASC" },
"page": 1,
"size": 10,
"totalRecord": 100,
"totalPage": 10,
"data": [
{
"_id": "63e3d2f35f96e524a35d7e97",
"first_name": "Tobok",
"last_name": "Sitaggang",
"email": "mrbontor@gmail.eu",
"gender": "Male",
"createdAt": "2023-02-08T15:46:22.377Z",
"updatedAt": "2023-02-08T15:46:22.377Z",
"status": true,
"countryId": { "_id": "63e3ab045f96e524a35d7cde", "name": "Indonesia" }
},
...
]
}
{
"sort": { "updatedAt": "ASC" },
"page": 1,
"size": 10,
"totalRecord": 100,
"totalPage": 10,
"data": [
{
"_id": "63e3d2f35f96e524a35d7e97",
"first_name": "Tobok",
"last_name": "Sitaggang",
"email": "mrbontor@gmail.eu",
"gender": "Male",
"createdAt": "2023-02-08T15:46:22.377Z",
"updatedAt": "2023-02-08T15:46:22.377Z",
"status": true,
"countryId": {
"_id":"63e3ab045f96e524a35d7cde","name":"Indonesia"
},
"name": "Indonesia"
},
...
]
}
- allow to use
projection
when join collection(s) - enable to filter using field instead
- enable to use
projection
for sub collection - enable filter for sub collection
- allow to use
projection
when join collection(s) - enable to filter using field instead
- enable to use
projection
for sub collection - change LICENCSE, my bad.
Noted: i use coverage: true
with the unit test, all have been tested
and passed
, even though the coverage
shown
is no.
npm test
1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D
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